Ikr and here I thought we had some parthenogenisis going on, but this is so much more interesting

And she is beutiful

@@forrestfey yeah she is!!

@@ConstantChaos1 oh yeah!! I really hope they keep her!!

Yeah she is! I do hope they keep her aswell!

Cool

😢

It's her tone that really makes it

i know you are not just been born but you are beautiful and cute non the less

Honestly, that's what every baby deserves! Emily and Ed are such good parents to their scaley and feathered kiddos.

show us that one please I know these videos are probably about a month later when they are shown but I really liked seeing all the corn snakes colors

You guys should pin this so everybody sees. Love you guys!❤

hey snake discovery can we name them cuz I have a name for the albino corn snake. if male I like Blaze or if female ember

Moon Stone is definitely a genetic power house, great attitude too! Hope you are keeping her

Can you show us when they grow up i bet they'll still have the same cute face

Yeah, but she's also a senior, so I'd assume that subsequent clutches would probably be lower quality. Maybe it would be better to hold back one of the babies.

Yeah definitely

defiantly!@@beardiemom

for sure maybe a couple hold backs from such a stunning clutch

Agreed! Ed and Emily, pass on the message!

I agree to this petition! Adding my name! 😃

I'll donate a Palmetto when I hatch some in a few years for this endeavor.

1 like = one name

Signed!

signed!

I think based off the fact that they don't know the exact morphs they probably are keeping a decent quantity especially since they don't have any breeding pure corn snakes

They also said Moonstone is a senior so they might not breed her because her age

I thought she is young because she's much smaller than the male.

​​​@@teijaflink2226you can't tell the age by the size of an adult also they do say she is very small for an adult but she was told her age by the people who surrendered her

The grey one was my favorite, and pardon my Nat remember the morph I have a migraine.

Thank you so much for this!

Came here to say this! Mom definitely looks like a motley rather than a tessera. Another key indicator of a motley is the plain white belly with no checkers. Tesseras can sometimes have plain bellies, but not always. Motley never has checkers, only a patternless belly. Tesseras also have more pattern on their sides usually. Still a great clutch! Edit: Also, I'm thinking there's a good chance the anery baby is what's called a pinstripe motley. Motley is a bit of a weird gene that varies a lot in expression.

Question to OP but what is the morph of the snake at 14:11?

cooooool

Is moonstone a tessera or a motley?

You'd be shocked. I have a visual snow corn snake I adopted awhile back. I was told and under the impression that it was a male, which was a bit more understandable. But just the other day "he" laid eggs! Hasn't been paired or anything in the 5 years since I got "him".

My assumption is that Moonstone was thought to be male, they bought another male they paired up and oops Moonstone is a she and not a he. So they didn't know how to care for the eggs lol and thought to send her to adoption island. lol I guess.

@@dorinachan113 But for to have happened the two snakes would have to cohabed together, you don't keep Corn Snakes together as far as I know. Personally I still think that Moonstone may have belonged to a breeder who had to downsize their collection for whatever reason.

Not all pets are given up because they are no longer wanted. A lot are given up because the owners can't care for them anymore.

@@DRAG0NSPIRIT10 Or the person knew she was full of eggs and intentionally gifted the snake of surprises to Ed & Emily. They mentioned a few years back that they like to breed clutches with lots of variety and Moonstone couldn't be more than a few years old. Someone may have held back a snake from a high end breeding project, enjoyed the channel and knew these guys would enjoy it, hoping they would keep her too even if she didn't prove out the traits they were breeding for, Whatever the case, super strange to me that they didn't surrender a male too. Most people who are forced to surrender can't find/don't know anyone else with snakes, but this owner clearly had at least 2 very expensive corn snakes and you don't just pick those up off the side of the road or get them from someone in passing. If it was a living situation change, or necessary downsizing, it seems insane to me that you would just get rid of 1 like that... especially with those genetics and gravid.

So long as you don't make her feel threatened she shouldn't sting, I'm glad she wasn't squashed and the babies are adorable, sad that two didn't make it but I hope Moonstone stays.

And then she deals with it herself anyway 😂

@@AylaGarton When I first read "So long as you don't make her feel threatened..." I thought you meant Emily!!

@@katbairwell 😆No, I ment the wasp as most members of a colony are female, males only show up when it's time to mate. Thanks for making me smile though I bet Emily COULD be scary if she was provoced.

@@AylaGarton I really don't doubt it, not at all!!

I dont think we are getting many of this clutch, they went from 0 morphs of pure corns and now they have 3 of the best morphs and a baby factory for shiny type corn snakes (lol) Edit to clarify i mean moonstone was like çoh no pairing and a move? Sounds like time for babies not that she is just a morph producer

@@ConstantChaos1 and I 100% support the crew in keeping every baby from this clutch if they so desire. Moonstone minted a whole clutch of little gems. OMFG THEY NEED GEMSTONE NAMES!!! The little cherry red racer baby could be Ruby! The adorable little snowball could be Opal. Gemstones are genderless after all.

@@Chaotic_Pixie oh fully and that's an amazing idea, don't tell them but I actually just got a raw uncut ruby from my grandfather's estate and if they come up with this name imma send it to them free, feel free to circle back if they do name it that cuz I'll probably forget but I'm 100% serious (we are a family of jewlers and artisans by tradition so it's not like I don't have pleanty to spare and gem cutting is super hard so I'm probably never gunna use it for anything but the occasional spell, we are aincent celtic nobility so some of us are always pagan for traditional reasons) (sorry for the monolog I'm tired and that makes me chatty)

@@Chaotic_Pixie also love the name theme going on here especially since both in and out of RPGs I'm a fairy lol

@@ConstantChaos1 I've got uncut gems myself... none "gemstone" quality... but I was a bit of a rock hound as a kid & it was a way for my uncle to connect with me & bring me back meaningful treasures from his overseas assignments. I've got a diamond and several of the beryl family. That's another good gemstone name that's uncommon. I've yet to get my hands on my favorite, natural, quirky gem though... watermelon tourmaline. My other favorite is snowflake obsidian. OH! That would be a great name for the pretty grey baby snoodle. Obsidian.

Cool video from 6 years ago

​@@IWasNeverRealStuipid um, what? It's clearly recorded in the zoo which didn't exist that long ago.

@@Bonniethebunnythey could be talking about a video from the commenters channel

I totally agree! Moonstone would be an amazing addition, hopefully she puts on some weight!

Yep- it was a cereal theme. The chef's hat was cinnamon toast crunch, I think.

That hatching was so surprising with so many different colored baby snakes

Right. I've only ever seen her pull one out that has unfortunately not made it. I have seen others who don't, but many do, and I don't like that.

@@ThePhoenixUnderwater It's just so gross to see people pulling them out of the egg bc that doesnt happen in the wild and ik that getting your egg cut open for you doesnt happen in the wild either but she does that so they have a chance of surviving and not drowning inside

@madelynhawkins9441 Right. I admire the fact that she doesn't pull them out. Her cutting them and them being pets, I get it. She helps them out because they're gonna be pets anyway, won't need survival skills like they would in the wild!

@@ThePhoenixUnderwater exactly we need more people in the world like emily, she even tried saving a wasp she was scared of

@madelynhawkins9441 right, she has a heart of pure gold

I agree

They would have a really cool breed probably

So like how super spider ball pythons never make it out of the egg alive?

I wonder if that's what happened with the one egg they dissected.

Bump this! This is important information.

Oh, so it's lethal codominant instead of dominant.

Bump lol

I so totally agree with you. And, yes, her babies are adorable.

Just a reminder that Moonstone is in her senior years. They might have a few more breeding years out of her but not as many as if they were to raise up one of her babies.

Happy for you my guy

Thats nice

Coooool

Could it be the heatwave? Maybe the extra warmth is making them extra gorgeous?

Congrats on the bebbeh noodles!

I was thinking motley too, for one of them the very least.

SAME!

i want to hold the babies

Right? She's so sweet!!! I love her so much!!!

Yeah, but I imagine a sting would hurt more. A bite from a baby snake rarely breaks the skin, and if it does only barely. The only pain comes from the teeth being sharp, the snakes they breed don't have any venom. Whereas a sting is specially designed to hurt and cause inflammation.

Milksnakes too

@@conlon4332what about the baby milk snakes 🐍

@@danalee5363 What about them?

Hilarious! Goop for breakfast!

You said what I was thinking.

Shoutout to all the corn snake owners

(Friendly) I think you have a typo, I make that one all the time since I'm dyslexic and just use positioning to type instead of actually looking at the letters to avoid a headache. But yeah that's the mark of a true animal lover. Wasps get a pass from me if they are outside or easily captured (they are vital for the ecosystem, I wish they weren't but yeah) but even if I do unfortunately have to kill one I'm at least smart enough to stand at arms length with gloves on and use an implement to do it they can keep the 2-pentanol, 3-methyl-1-butanol, and 1-methylbutyl 3-methylbutanoate to themselves

​@ConstantChaos1 I've been one to very carefully trap and release a bee, wasp, etc outside. I'll use a cup and a piece of paper. I'll wait for it to land on a flat surface, and slowly place the cup over it, then slide the paper under, and carefully carry it outside and let it go!

I'm so glad you discovered them then, I never understood fear or aggression towards animals but I understand an accept that it's perfectly normal, I just love to see people come to see the beauty in life (sorry I'm a bit of a hippy being a pagan and all, specifically I'm a druid (among other traditions) but I'm sure anyone with a knowledge of pagan faiths would guess that with the whole connection to nature part)

okie dokie.@@ConstantChaos1

they should have some morph exercices before breeding more cornsnakes xD

@@clemencequillet1068they should what?

I mean there's Dekay's brown snakes!!! Smallest species I know of!!!